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Thomas County cat., 1887-11-17
The Example Of Zaccheus.

It is said that Mr. Spurgeon is i'm the
habit of testing the abilities of the
more promising students of his college
by obliging them to go upinto the pull
pit with sealed Envelope in their
hands containing the text Of their adj
dress. On one of these occasions
student, on opening the paper, found
this subject set: Apply the story Of
Zacchous to your own personal qualifi-
cations and calL.' And he delivered
himself in the following way: "My
brethren, the subject on which have
to address you to-day is comparisoD
between Zaccheus and my own qualif-
cations. Well. the first thing that we.
read of about Zaccheus was that he was
of small stature, and l never felt so
small rs l do now. In the second
place, We read that he climbed up into
tree, which is very much my position
now. Thirdly, we read that Zaccheus
made haste to come down. in which I
joyfully follow his example. ~ Watch
man.
Thomas County cat., 1887-11-17

'em at one application! Take the bot
tie thus. madam. and apply with q
feather-guaranteed not to injure the
most highly-polished surface. No ne
cessity of resorting to kerosene. cor
rosive sublimate. or jabbing 'em with
a sharp stick. I notice some spots on
your bedstead, evidently been
trying to drown 'em out with hot
water! The plan is crude. madam, re-
markably crude. One bottle of nv
Astonisher and Paralyzer of which 1
have the honor of being the inventor,
patentee and manufacturer, applied
with = comhon hens feather, will do
more towards Kidding the premises of
'em than whole Niagara of hot
water. if may be allowed the express
sion! Don't depend longer on trying
to harpoOn 'em with fork, beg of
you, but invest the small sum of-ah,
going are you?" he continued as Mrs
Dollinger Topped into the house with
her face very red-''well. good-day.
then! If you're bound to live with
'em l can't help it, but 1 think the
other ladies on this block look at the
matter quite ditferentlyr' Then he
went on and sold twelve bottles before
he got out of the neighborhoOd.- CHI
cag0 Tribune.
Thomas County cat., 1887-11-17
WEATHER PROPHETS.
A Noble Texans Comments OH Their Re
liability and Truthfulness.

A Noble Texans Comments OH Their 1se-
liability and Truthfulness.
One day while going south on the
trail, from Custer, Mont, we met Il
herd of four thousand or five thousand
head of Texas cattle being driven
through to the Northern Montana
ranges. The foreman of the outfit, Il
long, lank Texan, road over and hale
us.
Hello, stranger, he said, ...did you
jes' come down from the railroad?"
"Yes."
'Seen the papers lately, then l
reckOn?"
Yes"
'.Say, did you notice what kind OF
weather that Canada prophet says we re
going to have9"
"Hc predicts a great drought for the
next six weeks"
"Does, hey? What does the Iowa
man say?"
"He SAYS to look out for heavy rains
and floods all through the month"
Gosh. that's cur Gus! The Georgia
man got any thing to say?"
He predicts dry, colo weather with
heavy frosts from the ID to the Goth Of
the month.
"Well, that gifts me! The Kentucky
man haint put in his mouth too. has
hep"
eyes, ne says to look out for the
warmest October ever known and
warns people against malaria and mos
quitocs."
"Why, great snakes. is that fact?
Then l s'posc the Cover ment's got
something to say too?"
"Yes. the latest from the weather
bureau is to look out for heavy fall
of snow. together with blizzards and
cyclones, followed by clear weather
and hot winds from the southwest.
"W'y. great thunder and blazes! if
that amt the most mixed-up mess l
ever heard. Say! dye know they git
worse an worse every time l hear
from 'em! It's gettin' so feller might
bouts we'll not try to find out any
thing bout the weather, but jes' take
it as she comes! Itell you it's a howlin'
good thing for them weather sharks
that they stay back in the States. If l
ever caught one of 'em out here in
Montayney I'd make him think the
thermometer was shOOtin' out the top
like a volcano, an that double m
twisted cyclones was rippin' up m
down his back like chain lightnin' on II
CREASED pole! Good-by! Come down
on the bottom an camp with us to-
night" ~. II. Cdrrath, in Chicago
Tribune
Thomas County cat., 1887-11-17
TWO SAMPLE CASES.
A City Detectives Experience with
Couple of Michigan Farmers.

City Detectives Experience with q
Couple of Michigan Farmers.
A Detroit detective drove into the
country dozen miles the other day to
make some inquiry about a lost horse.
and he came back declaring he would
rather take in two big cities than one
township while in quest of information.
The first farmer he tackled was walk
ing along the road, and the detective
asked:
''Seen anything of stray horse out
this way?'
The farmer halted, took a chew of
plug. and approached the buggy and
cautiously replied:
"Was it yours?"
No; but l want to find him. Did
you say you had seen a stray horse?''
"N-no. not exactly" answered the
man. after due reflection. '.Is there
any reward?"
iii give ten dollars"
..Let me see. This is October. July
is one. August is two and September is
three. Itcouldn't be the one"
"Which?"
':My son William saw a loose horse
in June. but he belonged two miles
down the road"
The second farmer stood at his gate,
and when questioned he took a min.
ute to think before replying.
"a stray hoss. eh? How did he get
away?''
"Got out of gate"
DAY or night?"
might"
'Owner feel bad?'
"IIe's bit anxious, of course"
.'Got large family9"
IL don't know"
'.Wonder how he'd like to trade for
nv old white over there?"
..Did you say you had seen the
horse?"
"Rlack one?'
mo; he w;s a brown, with whitc
legs"
Cant say that I have. but won't
be certain. Better call again. Say.
who left the gate open for the horse
to 60 out!''-Desroit Free Press.
Thomas County cat., 1887-11-17
A PEDDLER'S CHEEK.

How He Insulted Poor Woman to Win
Her Neighbor's Custom.
Mrs. Dollinger moved the other day.
While waiting for the dray the lu!ni-
ture was scattered about the yard. She
was looking critically at some spots in
the varnish on a bedstead which was
leaning against the house and wonder
ing what would remove them when a
young man came along on the side
walk. stopped. and began fumbling in
a small hand-satchel as he said in a
loud, clear voice:
"Ah. madam. arrived at just the
right moment-I was never more OPP
portune! am selling preparation
here at fifty cents a bottle which will
knock 'em every time"
"Sir!' exclaimed Mrs. Dollinger,
''Sir! what do you mean?"
mo offense. madam; no offense. l
assure you! You needn't he afraid of
it, because you see it is warranted to
do it-they can't live when it is
around"'
"You are insulting, sirr' returned
Mr.. Dollinger with warmth: as she
noticed some of the neighboring wom-
en- putting their heads out the WIN
dows cautiously. If you don't 60 on
l shall call policeman"
mo occasion for it, madam. no oc-
casion whatever! You see we're all
liable to ha.~ 'em-they will get in.
probably they were in the
house before you moved in-you're
not to blame. BA there is nothing
permanent about 'em. madam. when
you have NY"
''Sir. if you don't go on I shall
screami'
Don't do it, madam; don't do it!
As was saying, you need some of my
Astonisher and Paralyzer, or House
Keeping Made Easy. and it will fetch
Thomas County cat., 1887-11-17
An lnfaiiib!e Remedy.

In a Chicago photographers gallery.
Customer (after looking at negative)
Not a single hair is shown ON the
head.
Photographer-No. for you are en-
tirely bald.
Customer-Yes. I know that, but
intended to have my picture taken with
a good crop of hair.
Photographer-What difference does
it make?
Customer-Makes great deal Of
difference. am the manufactures of
the celebrated Never Fail hair restorer
and want to put my picture ON the
bottle.-ArEansaw IraceLer.
Thomas County cat., 1887-11-17
Sufficient Proof.

Counsel Ito witness)-You say.
madam. that you were member OF
the household at the time of the de-
fendant's birth?
Witness-Yes, sir.
Counsel-And were in the house at,
that time?
Witness-Yes, sir.
Counsel-You can swear to that
positively? Remember, you are upon
oath! y
Witncss-Yes, sir.
Counsel with look at the jury)-
What proof can You offer that you
were present when the defendant waa
born?
Witness-rm his mother.-Pxck
Thomas County cat., 1887-11-17
-Professor-"Thomas-

-Professor-''ThOmas, how many
toed is toad?" Thomas Gnterroga-
lively. to gam time)-"Tree-toed?"
'NO four. Its posteriOr feet contain
five. You have evidently neglected
your lesson. sir. "-Binghampton Re.
publican.
Thomas County cat., 1887-11-17

More middlings and less meal for
the pigs will make more and better
pork.-FGrm Jouyn0'
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WknnfnoruM, Dec. ie.-rhe senate
aenmltlaa on edncaiiou held a meeting
foday ana unanimousiy ordered ia
Vorabls report % tbs Blair eduestton
Mi. IL viii b. reported ~ Is passed
s,.~ aa.-sata "a, iha faat conefeas
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rNANCg % TRADE.


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q aetas % par ae11n. aceer1ing - So ans
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hfSes sd fhe shipuraDt = fortlsnd q - ba1r
a. e hl6sa mnd peisa. Prices nneAAnReds
rMaalnn fr0m ~ 20 81 rants PEI Poaad for
areen hides eae fram II % - cents pr p0and
foE 1Kg hoes.
Biz pslisEs pay ! - esns - 1eund
en- foot; wholesale. ar 80. cent? rsiaal -
0fs cent? peE peun1-
MuFT0E- Dsalers pag sk@a eants per
poand ca for; whosa1AlA dressed. eeHe1 peE
poane; resaii. leaI6 eents PCT pound
P0RK-DsAiats pay 59s4 eenf8 - pound
% sosa, Whotezaae, cEsAseas So ceanas RETAIL
le815 cants per poane,
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rHR FAIaER oR MANY m.La.

Constipation leads 60 a multiiu6e Of
physical troubles. u e generally the
result OF cartleseDess or indidsEeDce to
sbe simplest ruIe Of heailh. Engeue Nc
Kay, BrAntford. ODt. wFiteas
bad for several yesFs been q sufferer
from euustipatioo, had taken q great
many remedies. some Of which did me
geoa for = tims. bnt only for q time,
then my troubles came back worse than
ever. vas indaned By q friend: whom
BnANnBNzH's Pits had benefited, 10
Try them. ] did 90. taking two esch
night for wtek, then one every night
for ahont six weeks Since that time
have nol experienced the sliehtest dif-
hnrlty ehalevcF, and my bowels move
regularly every day. l believe firmly
thai fer slusgishness Of the bowels and
hilioHsnees BAANpRETA's PnEs are far
superior 70 ans other.
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WHAT AMI no DO7

tbs symptoms Of Bili0usness are IN
happily but loo veil knoun. They differ
IN difoFeu, Individuals % some extent
A Bilious man ID seldom q bFeakfast
eater. Too fFequeutly, Alas, be has an
oxcelIeut appetite for liquids, bat none
fuE sslids % morning. His tongue
will hardly besF inspection 81 any time;
" Il is not white and fuKfed, u 70 ROACH,
~ GIL events.
The digestive system is wholly cut Of
order, aud DiaKfhea or Constipation
may b 9 symptom, oF the two may
aliernafa. There are often Hemof-
Fheids OF even loH OF bl0od. There
may Be eiddi 80 and often hoadRohe
and sciolsyt. datuieaee and tenderness
In the pr Of the stomach. To correct
all thia, u not effect d cure, try GrssA's
Angsasf Fl0tnar, Il costs bus q tFlfe, and
thonssnda atisgt its efficacy.
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Ksu Yoax, Dec. I6-Money "a cal AAa6
clossd oGsxed s. Prime naAsean
tfls PAYER sh@s, steEiizg exehAegs duh
Arm, s. slk for % day bilia. and y 81 q
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FosEB registered. ......s............lx5h
ouxs cuopou 49,. -.----..-~@-s.l11t
pneffa stxos............. 11o
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AmsElonn Express l66. 0anadiAn Pnea6e e..
cnna6a so1theTn 55jHs Central Rsstno -,
Burlington l2aA, DelAwzrs LeekaEanns
faSk, Denver Rio GEsEde AZ. Era "a /,
Lax shars 8tN, LoaisVills 60N, Michigan
CUnaFn e, northern PaGine 23k, pEe-
fsrTed eG, 0reEBn ImpEoseEsus "a. Nav
iaation s., IransconunentA 9A, Rock
lainnd fllH, 81. RAal ~. FsxAs Racins - /.
Raaaina GsA, United sGatss Express es. Wella
fargo kxpreaa lE9, Wes1eFn Union II ~ kAn-
- kTerns Is, NsW NoEk ceairal 1oT u NORTH.
western l66(, Paeihs Nal es. Union Psoiho
sSk.
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RozrxsNp Dec 81 5psslaA = -
eernlna. a. 6 cfcioek tee apeeial sfalr
~klsh hears shs exsurstputsts " Ash
1rrsa = raFfieipats 10 he last apke
1000 eefsrnonles. left here. Alsozi
shirsV nsssosa were IN tie PoFiisna
9aFte. The srAin ca1assfs o. faFss
lessess. GaEsgnar PenDo9eF and ssais
1l8stfs viii isin fhs party g n4lena-
80 nsvcfs ~ tke vAFions towns aiSnR
- lig,s vii i0in shs party - TIE tfelD
r-savns esuth. Tbs entire Ofeg3n pAfty
sslIa nnmheg aboas SIXTY. Iha tfAln
frs,ra Porlian1 uist rpaab toe acFae 81
- Sulke dfiVine ahoai 10 oioloek ~
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The " OENTEMERT" h the most pop
MAR MD glove in AmeFies. &I.45 for ave
buttons, &i.a0 for etght buttons. They
are far below the prizes Of any other
standard maker, and for Sc and dura-
bility aFs unexoelied. Tue shove are re-
tail prices 1.-THE glove d not sold 81 whele-
saiel 81 4CH WABACHEB BIOS. del9
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MEw ToRK, Deo 1e.-Hopa-DulI, weak.
BazaF-Steedy, PsrnAmhueo 8, Rio GTands
AZ. iair roaming quoted 81, rsgned guisi.
steady.
Wsoi-ouist. wax, domestic asscs 1854
pnIisd i4NJ2 Texas e822
coppss-sseasy, lsks ST 500if Is
Lnsd-RKm, agnasric t&G1k.
hisheE, moderately actise; sales %, 90
bGsa, DecsmbeE SO S60i6 90, January 81
SIC 80, EahKnnFy ti5 00este %, MArch $ls &
1ls IS. April SIS yoslG. Nay SIS 7sGis.
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ekm Dfreo, Dec. 10. --Captain Naison,
~ ~ international eonpanyss steamer
Casios Pacheeo. plsiDR bstSeen tnih
usFf ana EnssuauN. Lo9eF Dailfqfnlat
80 erTeeisd today on TIE e0mpiatnt o.
1000 WriRAt, eiIasRsd with maiiosons
rsischfef "a inlnsirg the American bark
Dlaso 81 unsaBs 81 dynamite on An-
gerbsr 9th. oaptAin Nelson is keld
a ae000 bonds Tor examinatton.
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sAE FaLHonoo. Dec -Cssared-sssam-
O. Oregon. Porslsnd-
saiasd-Eark Fresno, Puget sound; steamer
Msxioo, ssstiles ship Fanny 1neksr, Seattle;
Paimsra. Pagst sound; ediKiey, Tacoma.
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ponrEasp, Dec. Is--lspssial I'll bis
rnornine 10 he State caeHit oeefs, n
fl.e eaxs o. tue sso eg1gt9tsd Oninfse
rdnraefers, the eoars on motion Of saA
prissnsr's eennsai ail0wea ten DAYS ~
nhioh 70 prspare = bill o. exaepttosA
OhIna Ling. the third raufdeFass yas
hro0sat inlo eoars this eoSrniue -
hnvp ia eass SCI Tor trial oas 10 til1e
wi axea. 5ndae Strange viii pf9oa-
80 - ii.e caes fer lgial suEaouoW.
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cEctso. Dec. IG.--Cattls - Receipts, a,000.
mere Active, Eseaay; ehippiRg steeFs g so
Is. siocksrs and foeaefs % 150a e. Texas
eaitls 81 ho8a
Boes-Receipss. 100 stronR, 10 to IS
paints higher; mixed e SIS 20, hsaEy e6 %
o %. hgAt 81 7Qo5 20.
shexp--neeripss 400. stgDnG. Christmas
% zsSo 60 meJlaDs SaB5. western ta@s %.
TsxAs Is 5o9S -.
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mAnd poor; Aolaars aHex freely; California
Ne. O. oseD5s 10d per cenfAl, red western
spring and WiatsR e ed4k % PER csntsl.
ooTn-Dan. hai; niEed western A. I'D ps-
cSntai
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CHAsLEs CExx. Iowa. Dse. l6.--0hss-
az RelloWs. uea haneed this moFning
Al lest5 O'clock fur the nar6aF Of Bis
nieca Aiics wesaFman, ca Snly 5. lD1o.
dc was % weak teat be has - % sap
ported % ahe aaiiows, bat pHotestea BE
suuoesnes - tha aast. HIS exeeuiion
- 90 IFss fn6ieisI sxeention IL lava
asnss RsbfaaFy II, 1855.
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Oompiete staek Of Earl 4 Wnaon's
collars sad cuffs Tokias 4 singsFman.
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CIGHF EXCHANGE AND FEIzEaRAPHTo
y tTansfess on Nsw York, Chicago, g. Paul.
eA1 Francisco, Rgrslaod, and vaxioa8 points Il
Washingon. Oregon and Brtfiah Columbia.
sight Bills q Exrhangs on London. swat.
zble elsewhere ln Europa
ocaeatians made q AL points On favorable
terms
Bonds. stoelz and other valunhlss rscsavsd
% depoait fer nfe keepkng. Is
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cucAao, Dee 1a-whsas sseAdy, cash 7s5S,
January 7eNs MAJ Ssh.
oas-Ern. gaanAsy ~. Nay ssK.
Hariey-Nsthing dang.
Pszl : sSssdT, JaH6lEy as TN. May
SIS %.
iArd-sseAay. cash sgTs. JanusrY. s7@.
NAY s. %,
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aAN Drroo. Dee. ia coal famine Y
fhrnatened. TIE prics haa increased
ffsn1 80 20 Ga per teu. No cax2oss
ere das until SOC end Of nsxt month.
f3aaoisne * algn scarce ana prices are
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Arrives frcm Wha1oom sFarT EuaA
az. fhursdaE md 54tzzdAy at-s..f -
Dsparis for Wha1com sd WnY pu@
even Sunday Tlnu14y an6 Eh11s
aag. 49,. .s.......s.... .......-A.M
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Nww Tnxg. Dee. IA washington
av~eisi Is ne Hsrala says thgrs y every
isRireflon thai The territories 81 Ds-
Esse p4aSklecscs, Mant9na aza, psassi-
90 f,tsh Will be a3nitted into stats
he,s' Wills rlaA haa adopstd q nee
rr.rsfituttnn whlch pgehihtts the pexps
9ri1v a. polrearnx sitnin the iestat1<T,
s'rrsrsse gill rake pFoyisicn thai, -
49, ~~swt 81 the tefrisaFysa sauiStea
into the uninn ~ ssAie. tkaa clAese q
eha eanalitntiua eannat . fensSFsa
wilhoni ths coHsent 81 esnEftse- - eae.
tesa nol. toaestF, Il they efe aaatlse9
- shls sezsien, tAeg VII net % ereessd
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17

WAEnfsorca. Dsc. l6. - Arrange
manta ar nov helnr Raads al the treas
my denAstneuf for ths payment on
Januafv las ntxt % SS.titleso tntsFsss
% UniieA States beads and Pacias
resiroaa bondA. This Il lie addition %
she eSfs. ta3 inlesssl walsh woald have
failen das on thai aate, bat which has
been raid utth rebates.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17

esn Faano1sca, Dec. Ie.-Tho eas-
Aorne eflciais togasy eaDtnrsd 7ung Gee
alias Wosg PIu, alias afout Q dc&sn
1870 a. -. wha % Wednesday 50
ressoa q ths fesisiratson safean ED
maas applicaii0u Tot = fetQsn csE8a
ra1a- ~ rstarned today uEdSr = new
,ser.e. fsz-seoeuiir aakina II that vas lhe
rlaos uEsFs theg issasd Feturn papers..
He aid bic part 90 veil tnAi TIE nasl
afruka was baina pissed or TIE ceks,a-
cate before Il was discoveries thai ne
vas ne sans Ceiaaman Wbo nad teen
share % Wednesday. be SIS tAken DO
fore tie eosnmissicaef, who held him %
nnsusr before ne uRiisd States circuit
copfi.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17

OTTAwa. Onf., Dee. 16s-1hs nalHoer
of irnsalxrnnts aEzisinR Is Canada froD
fsrna4e Ist - Noxsu.esE l1l6s W11
10 GO edupaxzd vito BOO scR the
narse usrisd laas scar. 1he nnm1eH 81
1900 y ths Unifst Statss from
bsnsda darina TIE sams perioo 80
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17

wAsnNoyaN, Dec. I6.-Tha secretary
az ne interior to-day transmitted to the
hnnee the reports II she commissioners
nppoantea ID coniueetion with the
To4As state comais siun 80 run = iiae
hstwnen a portion o. indlxn territFy
ard Texas. TIE commission hAs
oeaaed sts LAHORE. nos being ahia 70 efeot
: astiiemeni o. the controversy a. %
tho poini where ths i00ta taefidien Of
acneitada erossss the ksd river Ia 40
par5Anea wfih the tFeaty q lel9 Be
tween TIE DATED States std SPAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17

WtsnsxoroN, Dee. ia copmittse
az elfiEens Of Utah, beaded b. Delegate
Cnin, today waitsd on speaker Carlisle
ara aenaleF Ingalls, and presented 70
fkrrn aoples % she state CONSULTATION
naouled 81 tbs lasa Utah oonyenitou.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17

IsoNDoS, Dec. 1.-THE Paris CORES
pondeus Of the Hslss says thai the
Lonasn tories natteR themselves thai
they have made q conquest Of Ar.
Blaine. bat be 3 slnrig FeleFving bis
poRdes and shot til be goes home.
KiIaeas Of Ghe Marquis Of LeEne.
LoEDcN, Dec. l6.-The Marquis Of
LoEne l. seriously M with disease Of TIE
throat.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17

BAxT Lass. Dee. u. - aeaeFal Eli
Marty. for seven years governor o.
uinh. ieapes wita bis family tomoFroa
morning Cor Sac Diego. Gal. Ter TIE
winter. having associated himself With
Manhary a GaEvey. land commissioners
81 tha fntaFnEtioaal CsmpAey. he has,
f. eannection uiih a syndtcste % capt.
talis,e, With hiuself a. nanacer. par.
chased sixty theasAEd acres e lard 10
aha Valley 81 Rslfna, half Nay bstween
San nseeo ana tssdas S1ntss. THIS Is a
rari of the coaesssion made By tie
Mexioan egverHmsut 10 The Iutesna
aionAl CompAny. 8oyeFraE 4usrJ's De-
parturs fsan hara IL locked up0n Win
RRisf - al The legal citixens hEre. he
pfsssnes haVira been tower 20 strenEsh
Is ehe AutrieA1 csnSs "a Dab.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17

YrwxaA, Dee i6-Connt Kainocky
,.ae A eonferenca With t6e su7sreF al
49, afssFnoon. II h reported that Be
will arree 10 = joint note fresn The paW-
Az Is Rnssia, asUsre2nR al exEianA-
1lon q her military pEsraFasion&
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17

BoszoH, Dee. IA dispatch from Sc.
johns. Newfoundland. says thai The haii
act whieh Wss passed By the Legislature
OF that colony haa received she royal a.
sent. Ii forhida the catching OF sale Of
bait 10 foreign fishermen, and goes into